Space Data Integrator is a process/service platform or tool being developed by the US FAA to integrate space launch and reentry into the US National Airspace System.[1] It intends to oversee and manage airspace safety during space operations, ensuring the safety of vehicles more efficiently than manual processes.[2]
History
editThe project was initiated in 2015.[3]: 3
No funds for SDI were included in the FAA 2018 budget request.[4]
In March 2018 the FAA initiated a Market Survey on the requirements for SDI.[5]
References
edit- ^ Space Data Integrator: FAA's Innovative Platform for Launch and Reentry Operations
- ^ Frodge, Ryan; Murray, Daniel (June 2022). "Space data integration". Journal of Space Safety Engineering. 9 (2): 182–188. doi:10.1016/j.jsse.2022.02.015.
- ^ Improving the Integration of Launch and Reentry Operations into the National Airspace System Mazzotta and Murray. 2015?
- ^ NO GOOD NEWS FOR FAA SPACE OFFICE IN FY2018 REQUEST May 2017
- ^ "Space Data Integrator (SDI) 29525".
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